these diffs aren't really new, altho the actual ages haven't shifted up and down over time: Family Ties in Western Europe - Persistent Contrast http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_JIW_LIT_Reher_Family-Ties-in-Western-Europe-Persitent-Contrasts.pdf …
Over half of Southern and Eastern Europeans aged 25-29 still live with their parents. In Italy and Greece, it's about 2/3. Wonder if this is related to very low reproductive rates. #pronatalismhttps://twitter.com/simongerman600/status/1044309255552204800 …
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HAVE shifted! HAVE!! sheesh.
#Smdh at myself. (*^_^*)
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It is a correlation. In Poland most young people are employed n the so called "garbage" contracts: low pay, no social security. It is simply too risky to have own house as you never know for how long you will be employed. Many college graduates are employed on this basis.
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Can you explain the pros of pro natality?The only one that I can say is to maintain the welfare state.
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To maintan the humanity?
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Any clue what the numbers are for Israel?
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Greek?
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As somebody stated above the cause it's the poor economy and the low wages. Case in point. I don't think it has anything to do with reprod r
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Hmm for a lot of history with much higher birth rates, the groom’s family would remain living with them. It may be that their social psychology has individualised while their economic and cultural constraints have remained more or less constant
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